Straight from the Heart of Africa
Sourced directly from women's cooperatives, our cold-pressed Baobab oil is 100% pure, unrefined, and packed with the nutrients your skin and hair truly crave. Known as the oil from the Tree of Life, Baobab seed oil has been used for centuries across Africa for deep hydration and softness.
Why Baobab Oil? Key Skin Benefits
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Antioxidant-rich: Naturally high in tocopherols, the vitamin E family, which help defend skin against everyday environmental stress and soften the look of fine lines
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Even-looking tone: Regular use helps skin look brighter and more uniform
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Deep moisturiser for face and body: Rich in omega-6 and omega-9 fatty acids with some omega-3, locking in moisture without clogging pores. Ideal for dry, sensitive, and mature skin
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Hair nourishment: Helps reduce breakage and adds natural shine, perfect as a scalp oil or hair serum
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Lightweight and fast-absorbing: Non-comedogenic and suitable for all skin types, including oily and combination skin
100% Natural and Ethically Sourced
Our Baobab oil is cold-pressed to preserve the active nutrients and unrefined, with no bleaching or deodorising, from a women-led cooperative. Free from parabens, sulphates, silicones, and synthetic fragrances.
How to Use Baobab Face and Body Oil
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Face: Apply 3 to 5 drops to clean skin morning or evening. Use alone or mix with your moisturizer or serum.
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Body: Massage into dry or damp skin after a shower for all-day hydration.
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Hair and scalp: Work a few drops into the scalp or apply to dry ends as a leave-in treatment.
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For babies: Add a few drops to bath water or mix into Shea butter to soften it. Nothing else needed for delicate skin. ❤️
Product Details
- Volume: 50 ml | 1.69 fl oz, ideal for daily use
- Origin: Ghana, West Africa
- Pressing method: cold-pressed
One honest note on the science. The famous vitamin C in baobab sits in the fruit pulp, not in the seed oil. Plenty of brands blur that line. What the oil actually brings is fatty acids and natural vitamin E, and that is quite enough.
Heads-up: some countries charge customs or import fees on arrival. That depends on your local rules rather than on us.
